their tiny homes are selling @ $400 a sq ft. Its beyond idiotic.

@@kyptokrit1630 Its insane!

@@kyptokrit1630 So what homes are selling at $400,000 plus in their community.?

​@@jamesstovall1839 I said $400 per square foot.

Yup, we're getting screwed no matter what size the house is. Next thing we'll know if tiny homes become the "new normal" we'll be paying $300k+ for these shacks.

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that's basically what these are. These are just sheds built on site with plumbing and electricity.

and where are you going to put that shed?

People parked on both sides of the street. In 20 years crime rates skyrocketed.

I say 1 generation.

within 5 years is my guess..

Prices are Shameful! it's a joke!

No, you wouldn't buy one of these. Corporate raiders are making them for 'rent' only.

i build tiny homes in nova scotia Canada, my cost to build is over 70G CDN , are you serious ???

That is the problem with these. Cheap materials and workmanship that will be a never ending repairs for this amount of money.

And the rating of the schools is already B-. That means the value of the home would only fall given your scenario, which is highly probable.

this is all all so depressing - I hate what our country has become

It really is depressing they are living right on top of each other you can do your yard with a weed eater bc a lawn mower is almost to big

Everyone is gonna get blocked by guests too. Nowhere to park because it's too narrow. Dumb.

This was planned, built, & approved by Texans. This is captialism..smaller home plus it costs more per square ft.

Lennar Homes is a Texas company based out of Friendswood, TX and created by an oil company to facilitate the needs of housing in the east Texas refinery area.

dont blame other states for your bullshxt. its 2024 everything is going up. its not the 1960

🤣🤣🤣 if nobody buy them, it will go back to the nature. I hope nobody buying them. Texas have so much LAND, and people think it’s okay to live in a BOX.

god at least make the box cheap. the box is so expensive with what they are offering.

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@@Koushi82they’re going to milk you for as much as they can. Parasitic elites

I was thinking the same thing. The trend of a long skinny house, squeezed next to your neighbor.

Sorry, Mexican pesos or American dollars? Or is there a difference. I'm not in America and when I went to Mexico they wrote pesos as $

​@@bldontmatter5319 Yes, Mexican Peso uses the same symbol *$* but you can add *MXN* just to specify, for example: *$300 MXN*

Sad

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Hopefully a tornado doesn’t go through there 😢

$1,050 average payment per month is only principle and interest. Add insurance and property taxes for around $550 per month and you are looking 👀 at $1600 per month. Insurance & property taxes are only going to increase year over year. You do the math.

Given the size of the house and the poor build quality known from the constructing company, the lot itself isn't worth what you'd be paying. Let alone the expenses in keeping the home in decent working order

Sadly this is not an investment property. It’s oil field and Toyota housing. No different than fancier RV parks with amenities. It will become low income housing soon enough when they don’t sell in this dragging real estate market,

​@@deniseghomer3032so RIGHT!!!

@@deniseghomer3032especially when investors swoop in with cash offers.

This is a horrible investment. That Lake, is a wastewater lake. Also those homes are beyond over priced. Who the hell are you going to sell that too?

Stop voting Democrat

Thank you, for posting all your research.

"Tiny homes" has become a price-gouging racket.

Everyone is calling it It's a future slum or rent-nightmare area. Sad that America has become this. Get out now.

I suspect each stage of the build has its own inspection, and that's where the weeks accrue into months

Even with materials costs, I don't see how the smallest can be more than 40k to build, and that's being generous. I've built about twenty homes.

@@jacquigonzalez5447 Insulation, heating and AC, appliances, the price of stoves, fridges, and such have gone up due to supply chain issues. Bathroom fixtures. All of that quickly adds in.. hence 54k quickly becomes 64k.

@@jenniferstewarts4851 supply chain issues? I'm in Russia and it's completely isolated from the west... The supply chain issues are fake in the USA to facilitate higher costs. It's a fact. Even RUSSIA DOESNT HAVE THIS ISSUE STOP BELIEVING THE LIES

I believe the LA row houses are larger

You know good and well. That you are not sending your son to look at these expensive shoe boxes.

How do you get anything up there safely??? A bed? A desk? Even if you only use it for storage? You are on a LADDER w/round rungs, which is the most dangerous kind, and if you miss one rung, your life can change...forever...in a split second, and most especially if you're only using one hand to climb and the other to carry things. The rungs are ROUND and not flat, which is such bad design. The fenced backyards are amazing, especially for people with pets and (if the HOA permits it), you can have a shed to keep your lawn tools, plus have nice patio furniture. I love, love, love tiny houses but a ladder like this house provides is a built-in lawsuit because it's a design flaw from the architect. A secondary issue is all the heat is going to rise, and although the mini split is just below the "opening" to go in there, I don't know how well it will circulate. A lot of electrical outlets up there, so if you can carry a fan up there...while you climb w/one hand. /eye roll Honestly, I almost think that would have been a better outside deck with a staircase leading up from the outside if they didn't have the space to put an inside staircase. This is definitely a house for a 20-early 30s something person with no kids. Can you imagine having children having to climb that ladder to go into their rooms when they're sick, or little ones when they have to go to the bathroom (and it's not like you can have a potty up there for them because where are you going to dump it?), or to have to climb up there every night to read bedtime stories to them? This agent got it right, it's pretty much a room for gamers to hang out and play video games (or maybe a yoga studio for someone super healthy, strong, flexible, and fit, and you can leave your mat up there). Even if you wanted to store Christmas decorations up there, can you imagine what a PITA it would be to get it all up there, and bring it down once a year. I hate to be so negative because clearly this developer has done what so many refuse to do. I want them to succeed so they will build more. Fingers crossed that ladder is easier to get up and down than it appears. You definitely can't sleep up there because if a tornado warning came in the middle of the night, or god forbid there was a fire, you wouldn't be able to get down fast enough. Maybe it could be a music (small instruments), yoga, and gaming room? $400/sq ft is a lot...

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@@le_th_ Climbing that ladder will get old fast.

Spend an extra thou and add stairs!

So true, I am actually pissed at the gall of thinking this is the answer to apts. I would rather live in a 5th wheel.

Probably an HOA

No...lot fee's you own the house and the land!

​@@mavisspillman1407hoa oops. Watch increases in future

I’m in North San Antonio. I highly doubt those things are going to be built here.

No lot fee, its owned land... which is why the price is so high, i'm betting each "half plot" is about 60k With the home being 70k. For 68k-ish you can get a 14x26 1 bed, 1 bath... - land cost. in texas... so if you could find a 9k half plot (.09 acre), dropping concrete pylon foundation you could do the home for about 80k

It's more expensive per-sq ft....this is awful

@@Roberto-de8xvI rather live there than an apartment

@@BlueCollarBanditmost apartments have better floor plans than these homes

People can’t afford $200,000 homes. Are you fucking kidding me

So who's going to fund the pd, fire department, and any other services you'll need?

@@thataintit2133 the local communities if there is a 100% unanimous vote for all the local within each boundary.

@@capitalismisdivisionofevil8322 how do you think your home taxes are spent?

@@thataintit2133 HOA Land Lords of Extortion, State Cult Officials who control territory for 100s of years.

@@thataintit2133we never had property taxes, income tax, and 95% less other taxes from 1776 -1913 and seen the fastest economic growth never seen before in history.

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@@kyptokrit1630Don’t do it “HOA” neighborhoods are horrible… A lot of pettiness

HOAs are good. They keep hoodrats out.

Post war america was built on cookie cutter homes. Keeps the cost down, those who want alterations will have to pay a premium or build themselves

Inflatable mattress?

They want you to have nothing and be happy

@@ShinedaddyTX Its the "new normal"

not me! I am young, a new grad, got a good job. Don't what the commitment of having to stay there forever. Seems perfect to me.

@@VGBNDGRL enjoy wasting money